Demonstrating the Effectiveness of Our Model

in 2026. the Alliance introduced a new Common QIP Indicator for our sector: "Number of New Clients/Patients." 

This new indicator was chosen by Alliance members to replace "Client Involvement in Decisions about their Care," which Ontario Health discontinued in 2025.Technical specifications were developed in partnership with the Improvers Working Group. 

This Data Snapshot is based on information shared with the Alliance by our Community Health Centre (CHC) members in response to our most recent member survey (December 2024). It provides an overview of: 

Cette infographie de deux pages, réalisée par l'Alliance pour des communautés en santé, décrit la composition et le travail des centres communautaires ruraux, éloignés et nordiques de l'Ontario. Elle contient des données statistiques sur les rôles du personnel, les caractéristiques démographiques des clients, les programmes et les services, et plus encore.

This 2-page infographic by the Alliance for Healthier Communities describes the composition and work of Rural, Remote, and Northern Community Centres in Ontario. It contains statistical data about staff roles, client demographics, programs and services, and more.

"Thirst-quenching conversations: Evaluation and Reporting in Health Promotion" was a webinar hosted by the Alliance for Healthier Communities, presented and facilitated by Julia Fursova, Gillian Kranias, Kisa Hamilton, and Denise Bishop-Earle of Transform Practice. 

This is one of three QIP Summaries published by Ontario Health in 2025, based on the 2025-26 QIP submissions.

Safety in Interprofessional Primary Care shares insights from the Equity section of the 302 Quality Improvement Plans (QIPs) submitted by interprofessional primary care teams for 2025/26., which includes the following indicators: 

This is one of three QIP Summaries published by Ontario Health in 2025, based on the 2025-26 QIP submissions.

Safety in Interprofessional Primary Care shares insights from the Safety sections of the 302 Quality Improvement Plans (QIPs) submitted by interprofessional primary care teams for 2025/26, which include the following indicators: 

This is one of three QIP Summaries published by Ontario Health in 2025, based on the 2025-26 QIP submissions.

Access and Flow in Interprofessional Primary Care shares insights from the Equity section of the 302 Quality Improvement Plans (QIPs) submitted by interprofessional primary care teams for 2025/26, which includes the following indicators: